COLOR BRIDGE
COLOR BRIDGE
There is a story behind the personification of COLOR BRIDGE. For any sort of creative work, we should look back intensely into the background of the creation. We are doing Funk and Soul music and if we don`t know the background of it then all our effective manifestations will definitely go in vain. From our journey we found that this music came from Slave culture. Side by side we came across with the word `lu-fuki` which means ‘bad body odour’. Many eminent African and Afro – American philosophers postulate that the word ‘funky’ has its semantic roots in the Kikongo word `lu-fuki`. They also believe that both Jazzmen and Bakongo tribe use the words `funky’ and ‘lu-fuki` to praise persons for the integrity of their art and to achieve their aims. As day passes by and we get deeply involved into this matter, suddenly one thing struck our mind that we are also `coloured people` and we also have to deal with same type of hazards in different manners in our so called mundane life. From that